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COLLOIDAL DISPERSION Flashcards

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Mixtures of two or more substances

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DISPERSION

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internal or discontinuous phase

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DISPERSED PHASE

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external or continuous phase

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DISPERSION MEDIUM

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common dispersion medium

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WATER

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COLLOIDAL DISPERSION

particle size of colloids

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1 - 500 nm

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COLLOIDAL DISPERSION

May be detected under ____

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ultramicroscope

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COLLOIDAL DISPERSION

visible in an ____

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electron microscope

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  • Particle size is **1 nm to 500 nm (0.5 mm) **
  • May be detected under ultramicroscope and visible in an electron microscope
  • Pass-through filter paper but do not pass through a semipermeable membrane
  • Diffuse very slowly
  • Examples: Jelly, Polymers, Milk, Paint, Cheese
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COLLOIDAL DISPERSION

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COLLOIDAL DISPERSION

Pass-through ____

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filter paper

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COLLOIDAL DISPERSION

do not pass through a ____

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semipermeable membrane

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COLLOIDAL DISPERSION

diffuse ____

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very slowly

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COLLOIDAL DISPERSION

source of radiation of the ultramicroscope

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LIGHT

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COLLOIDAL DISPERSION

  • source of the radiation of the electron microscope
  • provides high resolution power
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ELECTRONS

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COLLOIDAL DISPERSION

possess ____ surface area

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enormous

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COLLOIDAL DISPERSION

possess ____ surface

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specific

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COLLOIDAL DISPERSION

surface area per unit weight or volume

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specific surface

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COLLOIDAL DISPERSION

The smaller the particle size, the ____ the surface area

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greater

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COLLOIDAL DISPERSION

  • effective catalyst
  • directly proportional to the surface area
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platinum black

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COLLOIDAL DISPERSION

when they increase in size, they turn from red to blue

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gold solution

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COLLOIDAL DISPERSION

when they decrease in size, they trun from red to yellow

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Sb and As trisulfides

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COLLOIDAL DISPERSION | METHODS OF SEPARATION

  • A separation method, using a semi-permeable membrane
  • the pore size of which will prevent the passage of colloidal particles
  • permit small molecules and ions, such as urea, glucose, and NaCl to pass through
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DIALYSIS

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COLLOIDAL DISPERSION | METHODS OF SEPARATION

uses a semipermeable membrane of collodion or cellophane

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DIALYSIS

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COLLOIDAL DISPERSION | METHODS OF SEPARATION

start of dialysis: colloids & subcolloids in ____ compartment

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1

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COLLOIDAL DISPERSION | METHODS OF SEPARATION

upon the dialysis: ____ pass through the membrane

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semicolloids

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COLLOIDAL DISPERSION | METHODS OF SEPARATION

at the end of the dialysis: ____ remain in the compartment

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colloids

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COLLOIDAL DISPERSION | METHODS OF SEPARATION

for kidney failure, principle behind kidney failure to remove impurities from the blood

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dialysis

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COLLOIDAL DISPERSION | METHODS OF SEPARATION

TYPE OF DIALYSIS:
uses dialyzer

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hemodialysis

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COLLOIDAL DISPERSION | METHODS OF SEPARATION

TYPE OF DIALYSIS:
do not use external devices; uses peritonium

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peritoneal dialysis

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COLLOIDAL DISPERSION | METHODS OF SEPARATION

A separation and purification process of colloidal material that allows filtration under negative pressure (suction) through a dialysis membrane supported in a Buchner funnel.

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ultrafiltration

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COLLOIDAL DISPERSION | METHODS OF SEPARATION

funnel used in ultrafiltration

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Buchner funnel

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COLLOIDAL DISPERSION | METHODS OF SEPARATION

filtration conducted under negative pressure (suction)

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ultrafiltration

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COLLOIDAL DISPERSION | METHODS OF SEPARATION

hasted by use of electric potential across the membrane

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electrodialysis

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TYPES OF COLLOIDAL SYSTEMS

  • Systems with colloidal particles that interact well with the dispersion medium forming colloidal dispersions or solutions
  • has higher affinity to dispersion medium
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LYOPHILIC COLLOIDS

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TYPES OF COLLOIDAL SYSTEMS

Lyophilic colloids are also called as

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solvent loving colloids
SOL

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35
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TYPES OF COLLOIDAL SYSTEMS | LYOPHILIC

the attachment between the dispersed phase and the dispersion medium

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SOLVATION

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TYPES OF COLLOIDAL SYSTEMS | LYOPHILIC

lyophilic colloids in an aqueous dispersion media.
▪ Examples are gelatin, acacia, insulin, albumin in water

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hydrophilic colloids

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TYPES OF COLLOIDAL SYSTEMS | LYOPHILIC

solvation in hydrophilic colloids is termed as

38
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TYPES OF COLLOIDAL SYSTEMS | HYDROPHILIC

acacia and gelatin are ____

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POLYMERS

(molecules in chain)

39
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TYPES OF COLLOIDAL SYSTEMS | HYDROPHILIC

insulin and albumin are ____

40
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TYPES OF COLLOIDAL SYSTEMS | HYDROPHILIC

acacia, gelatin, insulin, and albumin are ____

they are large enough to classify as colloidals

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macromolecules

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TYPES OF COLLOIDAL SYSTEMS | LYOPHILIC

lyophilic colloids in non-aqueous, organic solvents.
▪ Examples are rubber and polystyrene dissolved in benzene.

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LIPOPHILIC COLLOIDS

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TYPES OF COLLOIDAL SYSTEMS

  • Composed of materials that have little attraction for the dispersion medium.
  • Examples are inorganic particles dispersed in water, such as gold, silver, sulfur, silver iodide.
  • These colloids do not like solvents.
  • They are less stable; therefore, a stabilizing agent is often used to make this system stable.
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LYOPHOBIC COLLOIDS (SOLVENT HATING)

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TYPES OF COLLOIDAL SYSTEMS | LYOPHOBIC

Composed of materials that have ____ for the dispersion medium

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LITTLE ATTRACTION

44
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TYPES OF COLLOIDAL SYSTEMS | LYOPHOBIC

These colloids ____ solvents

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do not like

45
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TYPES OF COLLOIDAL SYSTEMS | LYOPHOBIC

They are ____ stable

46
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TYPES OF COLLOIDAL SYSTEMS | LYOPHOBIC

uses ____ to make this system stable

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stablizing agent

47
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TYPES OF COLLOIDAL SYSTEMS

  • characterized by having two distinct regions of opposing solution affinities within the same molecule or ion.
  • can combine both with polar and non-polar solvent
  • composed of aggregates of micelles
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AMPHIPHILIC / ASSOCIATION COLLOIDS
(amphiphiles)

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COLLOIDAL DISPERSION

aggregates of 50 or more monomers of amphiphiles, has a size of 50 nm

49
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COLLOIDAL DISPERSION

concentration of monomer at which micelles are formed

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critical micelle concentration (CMC)

50
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COLLOIDAL DISPERSION

number of monomers (amphiphiles) that aggregate to form a micelle

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AGGREGATION NUMBER

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PROPERTIES OF COLLOIDS

  • scattering of light by colloidal particles
  • widely used for determining MW of colloids
  • scattering can be described in terms of turbidity T
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FARADAY TYNDALL EFFECT

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PROPERTIES OF COLLOIDS

  • Used to observe the size, shape, and structure of colloidal particles
  • Has higher resolution power than optical microscope
  • resolution defined in terms of d
    * the smaller the d, the greater is the resolving power
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ELECTRON MICROSCOPE

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PROPERTIES OF COLLOIDS

FARADAY-TYNDALL EFFECT:
scattering can be described in terms of

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turbidity
T

54
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PROPERTIES OF COLLOIDS

ELECTRON MICROSCOPE:
resolution is defined in terms of

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KINETIC PROPERTIES OF COLLOIDS

  • random, erratic movement of colloidal particles
  • results from the bombardment of the particles by the molecules of the dispersion medium
  • velocity increases with decreasing particle size
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BROWNIAN MOVEMENT

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KINETIC PROPERTIES OF COLLOIDS

  • Spontaneous movement from high to low concentration until uniform system is achieved
  • direct results of Brownian movement
  • Can be expressed by Fick’s First Law
57
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KINETIC PROPERTIES OF COLLOIDS

DIFFUSION:
is expressed by ____

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Fick’s First Law

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KINETIC PROPERTIES OF COLLOIDS

  • Can be described by van’t Hoff equation
  • used to calculate the MW of a colloid in a dilute solution
  • Colloidal particles cannot pass through the semipermeable membrane
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OSMOTIC PRESSURE

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KINETIC PROPERTIES OF COLLOIDS

OSMOTIC PRESSURE:
can be described by _____

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van’t hoff equation
π = cRT

60
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KINETIC PROPERTIES OF COLLOIDS

  • Velocity of sedimentation is given by Stoke’s law
  • a stronger force must be applied to bring about the sedimentation = use of ultracentrifuge
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SEDIMENTATION
(settling)

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KINETIC PROPERTIES OF COLLOIDS

SEDIMENTATION (SETTLING):
velocity of sedimentation is given by ____

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stoke’s law

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KINETIC PROPERTIES OF COLLOIDS

  • resistance to flow of a system under applied stress
  • more viscous → greater force to make it flow
  • affected by shape of particles
63
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KINETIC PROPERTIES OF COLLOIDS | VISCOSITY

SPHERICAL

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less viscous

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KINETIC PROPERTIES OF COLLOIDS | VISCOSITY

LINEAR

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more viscous

65
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COLLOIDAL DISPERSION

the movement of a charged surface with respect to an adjacent liquid phase is the basic principle

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ELECTRICAL PROPERTIES OF COLLOIDS

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ELECTRICAL PROPERTIES OF COLLOIDS

movement of charged particle through liquid under the influence of an applied potential difference

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electrophoresis

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ELECTRICAL PROPERTIES OF COLLOIDS

movement of liquid through a plug or membrane across which a potential is applied

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electroosmosis

68
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ELECTRICAL PROPERTIES OF COLLOIDS

creation of potential or charge when particles undergo sedimentation

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sedimentation potential

69
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ELECTRICAL PROPERTIES OF COLLOIDS

creation of potential when liquid flow through a plug or membrane

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streaming potentital

70
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ELECTRICAL PROPERTIES OF COLLOIDS

  • An important measure of the charge on a particle’s surface
  • High surface charge → colloidal particles repel
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zeta potential

71
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COLLOIDAL DISPERSION

  • An important property of association colloids in a solution that has the ability of the micelles to increase the solubility of materials that are normally insoluble, or slightly soluble, in the dispersion medium used
  • The location of the molecule undergoing solubilization in a micelle is related to the balance between the polar and nonpolar properties of the molecule
  • Adding a third component, such as emulsifying agent in an emulsion, to increase solubility.
A

SOLUBILIZATION

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COLLOIDAL DISPERSION | SOLUBILIZATION

An important property of association colloids in a solution that has the ____ of materials that are normally insoluble, or slightly soluble, in the dispersion medium used

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ability of the micelles to increase the solubility

73
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COLLOIDAL DISPERSION | SOLUBILIZATION

The location of the molecule undergoing solubilization in a micelle is related to the balance between the ____ of the molecule

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polar and nonpolar properties

74
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COLLOIDAL DISPERSION | SOLUBILIZATION

Adding a ____, such as emulsifying agent in an emulsion, to increase solubility

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third component

75
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COLLOIDAL DISPERSION

The presence and magnitude of a charge in a colloidal particles is important.

76
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Stabilization is achieved by:

Providing particles with ____

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ELECTRIC CHARGE

77
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Stabilization is achieved by:

Adding small amount of electrolyte to

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LYOPHOBIC SOLS

78
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Stabilization is achieved by:

Surrounding particles with ____

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PROTECTIVE SOLVENT SHEATH

79
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Stabilization is achieved by:

adding hydrophilic sol (protective colloids) to ____

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HYDROPHOBIC COLLOIDS

80
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COLLOIDAL DISPERSION

Protective property is expressed in

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GOLD NUMBER

81
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GOLD NUMBER

The lower the gold number, the ____ is the protective ability

82
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PHARMACEUTICAL APPLICATIONS OF COLLOIDS

  • A colloidal gel in which water is the dispersion medium
  • Used for wound healing, scaffolds in tissue engineering, and sustained-release of drugs
  • Examples: alginate, gelatin, chitosan
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PHARMACEUTICAL APPLICATIONS OF COLLOIDS

  • Small (0.2 – 0.5 um), loaded microspheres of polymers
  • Developed as carriers for vaccines and anticancer drugs
  • Increase efficiency of drug delivery, release and targeting
  • Examples: polystyrene, polymicrosphere
A

MICROPARTICLES

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PHARMACEUTICAL APPLICATIONS OF COLLOIDS

  • consists of an outer membrane and an inner liquid core
  • formed with phospholipids
  • has a phospholipid bilayer
  • loaded with pharmaceutical through:
    1) lipophilic compounds → lipophilic membrane
    2) hydrophilic compounds → hydrophilic core
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PHARMACEUTICAL APPLICATIONS OF COLLOIDS

LIPOSOMES:
lipophilic ____

86
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PHARMACEUTICAL APPLICATIONS OF COLLOIDS

LIPOSOMES:
hydrophilic ____

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PHARMACEUTICAL APPLICATIONS OF COLLOIDS

  • similar to liposomes but do not have inner liquid compartment
  • used for delivery of hydrophobic pharmaceuticals
  • single layer
  • for water insoluble drugs
  • nonpolar
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PHARMACEUTICAL APPLICATIONS OF COLLOIDS

usually formed with homogeneous particles

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MICROEMULSIONS
NANOEMULSIONS

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PHARMACEUTICAL APPLICATIONS OF COLLOIDS

  • submicroscopic colloidal drug carrier
  • composed of oily or aqueous core
  • surrounded by thin polymer membrane
  • more optimal as carrier for unstable drugs
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NANOPARTICLES

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